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AQA A-Level History: French Revolution > dates section 2 > Flashcards

dates section 2 Flashcards

1
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Opening of the estates general

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May 5th 1789

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2
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First estate and second estate said voting by order

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May 6th 1789

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3
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Sieyes proposes the national assembly

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June 10th 1789

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4
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Formation of the National Assembly

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June 17th 1789

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5
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Tennis Court Oath

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June 20th 1789

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6
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Seance Royale

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June 23rd 1789

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7
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Louis recognises the National Assembly

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June 27th 1789

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8
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Troops placed outside Paris and Versailles

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June 26-27th 1789

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9
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Crowd of 4,000 storms prison on the left bank of the Seine, freeing mutinous soldiers

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June 30th 1789

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10
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NA appoints committee to begin drafting a new constitution

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July 6th 1789

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11
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NA petitions king to withdraw troops from Paris

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July 8th 1789

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12
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Necker is dismissed

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July 11th 1789

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13
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Paris insurrection- demonstrations, riots - bc of Necker and fear of royal coup

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July 12th 1789

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14
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Formation of the National Guard

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July 13th 1789

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15
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Storming of the Bastille

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July 14th 1789

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16
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Lafayette = head of the National Guard

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July 15th 1789

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17
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King withdrew troops from Paris

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July 15-16th 1789

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18
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Necker is reappointed

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July 16th 1789

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19
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King accepted NA and wore revolutionary cockade

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July 17th 1789

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20
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First signs of the Great Fear

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July 17th 1789

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21
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August Decrees - abolition of feudalism

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August 4th 1789

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22
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Great fear

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July 20th - August 6th 1789

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23
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Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen

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August 26th 1789

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24
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NA vote to create a unicameral legislative assembly

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September 10th 1789

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25
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NA give king suspensive veto

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September 11th 1789

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26
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News reaches Paris that royal soldiers at Versailles stomped on rev cockades at party

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October 4th 1789

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27
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March on Versailles

  • lots of women
  • force king to accept august decrees and declaration
  • attack bodyguards
  • invade palace
  • (October days)
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October 5th 1789

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28
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October days: Royal fam taken to Paris

-taken to Tuileries Palace

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October 6th 1789

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29
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King agrees to withdraw his veto and accept the August Decrees

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October 6th 1789

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30
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NA moves from Versailles to Paris following the King

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October 9th 1789

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31
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NA declares Louis King of the French

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October 9th 1789

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32
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NA nationalise church land

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November 2nd 1789

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33
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NA reform provincial government

-83 new departments

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December 14-16th 1789

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34
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NA begin sale of church land - assignats

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December 19th 1789

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35
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First release of assignats

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January 1790

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36
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Lifted legal and commercial restrictions on Jews

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January 28th 1790

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37
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Burke condemns the French Revolution in house of commons

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February 1790

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38
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Letters de cachet formally abolished

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March 8th 1790

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39
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Gabelle tax is suspended

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March 21st 1790

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40
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Local gov of Paris reorganised into 48 sections

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May 21st 1790

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41
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Abolished taxation privileges of 1st and 2nd estates

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September 1789

42
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Monastic vows were declared not legally binding

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29th October 1789

43
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Full citizenship is granted to protestants

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December 1789

44
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Gov closes church monasteries and sell monastic wealth and property

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February 13th 1790

45
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NA declare abolition of noble ranks and titles

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June 19th 1790

46
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Civil Constitution of the Clergy

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July 12th 1790

47
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Fete de la Federation - celebrate fall of bastille

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July 14th 1790

48
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Parlements formally abolished

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September 6th 1790

49
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Counter-rev riots in Lyons

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November 1790

50
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NA decree that clergy have to swear oath to the Civil Constitution of the Clergy

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November 27th 1790

51
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King accepts Civil Constitution of the Clergy

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December 1790

52
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‘Day of Daggers’ - group of 400 armed nobles invade Tuileries to protect king

A

February 28th 1791

53
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NA suppress all guilds and trade monopolies

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March 2nd 1791

54
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Saint-Cloud incident

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April 18th 1791

55
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NA passes Robespierre’s self-denying ordinance

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May 16th 1791

56
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Le Chapelier Law - stop worker unions, association and strikes

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June 14th 1791

57
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Flight to Varennes

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June 20th 1791

58
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NA suspend the king

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June 21st 1791

59
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Leopald II (Austrian Emperor) issues Padua Circular calling on all European Monarchs to protect french royal fam

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July 10th 1791

60
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NA rules that king was abducted and restore his status/privileges if he accepts new constitution

A

July 16th 1791

61
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Jacobin club protest at Champ de Mars

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July 16th 1791

62
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Champ de Mars massacre

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July 17th 1791

63
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NA ban radical newspapers, etc and reorganises the NG

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July 18th 1791

64
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Elections for Legislative assembly

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August 29th to September 5th 1791

65
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Louis speech to NA pledging fidelity to the nation and placing himself at head of the revolution

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4th February 1790

66
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300,000 people march to NA for petition to remove king from office

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June 24th 1791

67
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Mirabeau dead

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April 2nd 1791

68
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King formally accepts Constitution of 1791 and swears oath of allegiance to new state

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September 14th 1791

69
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NA meet for last time and dissolve

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September 30th 1791

70
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First meeting of the Legislative Assembly

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October 1st 1791

71
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LA orders all emigres to return on pain of death - take their land otherwise

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November 9th 1791

72
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King vetoes LA’s Nov 9th decree on emigres

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November 11th 1791

73
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Petion elected as mayor of paris

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November 16th 1791

74
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LA orders arrest of all non-juring priests

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November 29th 1791

75
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King vetoes LA order for arrest of non-juring priests

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December 19th 1791

76
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LA decree that property of emigres now belongs to nation

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February 9th 1792

77
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Prussia and Austria alliance to war against france

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February 1792

78
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King appoints Girondin Ministry

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March 10th 1792

79
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King asked LA to declare war on Austria, Hungary and Bohemia, they do

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April 20th 1792

80
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LA deport refractory priests

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May 27th 1792

81
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LA disband kings guard

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May 29th 1792

82
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LA set up federe camp of 20,000 volunteer soldiers

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June 8th 1792

83
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Lafayette asks LA to outlaw jacobin clubs, refused

A

June 18th 1792

84
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Journee: Crowd invades Tuileries demanding that king withdraws his vetoes
-forced to wear red liberty cap

A

June 20th 1792

85
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La Patrie en Danger - LA no longer needed kings sanction

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July 11th 1792

86
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Brunswick Manifesto

- threaten paris if king is harmed

A

July 25th 1792

87
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Sans-culotte overthrew paris municipal authority and set up revolutionary commune

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August 9th 1792

88
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Journee: Tuileries palace invaded by parisians and republican soldiers

  • killed guards
  • king hides w/ LA
  • king arrested and imprisoned
  • LA recognised commune
  • elections for new national convention
A

August 10th 1792

89
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Danton issues arrest warrant for Lafayette and dismisses him as commander of NG
-Lafayette tries to leave and defect but is captured by Austrians

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August 14th 1792

90
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Robespierres speech to LA that france should become a republic

A

July 29th 1792

91
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Federes converge on capital

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July 30th 1792

92
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Jacobin and Cordelier club demand removal of king

A

August 3rd 1792

93
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Royalist riots in the Vendee, Brittany and Dauphine

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August 22nd 1792

94
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All priests have to take oath of loyalty to gov or face deportation

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August 26th 1792

95
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Danton ordered house searches for weapons to be used to protect paris and 3000 people were arrested

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August 30th 1792

96
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Verdun, last fortress blocking capital, under siege

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September 1st 1792

97
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September Massacres

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September 2nd-6th 1792

98
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Danton issued levee enforcing conscription on pain of death

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September 2nd 1792

99
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Marie Therese - MA lady in waiting killed violently

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September 3rd 1792

100
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LA dissolved and replaced by National Convention

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September 20th 1792

AQA A-Level History: French Revolution (9 decks)

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